Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Well the annual Pyramid Lake fishing trip got scheduled to chase after the Lohontan Cutthroat trout. We arrived March 20th and left March 23rd. The fishing was good... not great, but good. There was enough fish to keep our attention, but it was slow at times too. Watching an indicator for 2 hours without a bite and make ya grow a bit weary... We still got into some fish and had a great time. Water temps ranged from 45 up to 49 in the afternoons. I'm not sure if the pumps were on. Fish hit a lot of Red Mahalos and some snowcone midges. Fish were caught quite a bit on beetles, mostly black.

Anyways, now for the fun stuff, the pictures:

(above) Morning bendo...

(above) A Mahalo is always a tasty treat!

(above) Solid fish by my Uncle Tom

(above) Gotta love days like this...

(above) My Dad with a nice fish!

(above) Love when that rod bends...

(above) Just a small one, notice camp in the background

(above) This is where I spent 12 hours a day for a few days...

(above) Lots of color!

(above) Just shy of 10lbs and 30", a really nice fish caught on a black midge.

(above) We're hooked up!

(above) Pretty solid fish, may have been the biggest of the trip for myself, something around 26", probably a bit over 5lbs

(above) What a FATTY female!

(above) Solid buck...

(above) The lineup...

If I didn't live nearly 8 hours away, I'd be at that lake a LOT more often!